Skanda Purana 16.367.p76

16.367.p76

75 kalakaleśvarasya caturyugeṣu bhinnatvena kāmeśvara pulaheśvara nāradeśvara kalakaleśvaretyādi nāmakathanam, kalidvāparayoḥ saṃdhāvekadā nāradena varṣaśataṃ prabhāse liṃgārādhanākaraṇam, tato gāṃdharvaṃ prāpya nāradena pauṇḍarīkanāmakamahāyajñakaraṇam, tatra viprāṇāṃ sarvata āgamanam, dakṣiṇārthaṃ viprāṇāṃ mitho vādakaraṇam, tena kolāhalena kalakaleśvareti liṃgasya nāradena nāmakaraṇam, kalakaleśvaramāhātmyavarṇanam 75 1

75. The statement of the different names of Kalakaleśvara in the four ages, namely Kāmeśvara, Pulaheśvara, Nāradeśvara, and Kalakaleśvara; the worship of the liṅga in Prabhāsa performed for a hundred years once by Nārada at the conjunction of Kali and Dvāpara; then, having acquired mastery over Gandharva music, the performance by Nārada of the great sacrifice named Pauṇḍarīka; the arrival of brahmins there from all directions; the mutual dispute among the brahmins over the sacrificial fees; the naming of the liṅga as Kalakaleśvara by Nārada because of that clamor; and the description of the māhātmya of Kalakaleśvara. 75 1